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Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday www.fpcperry.com
The people of faith who became First Presbyterian Church of Perry organized on February 26, 1905. There were 15. By May of the following year, the small group (all of whom were involved in the lumber industry) had constructed a sanctuary in which to worship. That sanctuary was located on Main Street in Perry. The history of the first Presbyterian Church bears clear evidence of God’s continual working in our corporate life. As a church we have been richly blessed over the years. We look back with grateful hearts. But God is not through with us and so we look ahead in the knowledge that God calls us into his will. We pray that our response to God’s call will honor and glorify His name.
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Join us for Fellowship Supper tonight @ 5:45!
Holy Week Monday, April 15th - April 19th First United Methodist Church Service @ 6:45 am Each Morning. Breakfast @ 7:05 am Bob Bell will lead the Thursday morning 6:45 am service with music from the FPC Choir at the FUMC! Rev. James Taylor will lead us 7:00 pm in a special Maundy Thursday service at the First Presbyterian Church! Easter Worship Sunday, April 21st First Presbyterian Church 8:00 am Easter Sonrise Service with breakfast to follow. (bring a breakfast item to share) 11:00 am Easter Worship Service
Join us for Fellowship Supper Tonight @ 5:45!
Join us tonight for Potluck Fellowship Supper @ 5:45 pm with Ash Wednesday Service to follow at 7:00 pm! Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent. The day is so named because of the ancient practice of wearing ashes as a sign of humility and repentance, a practice employed by Christians to signify total dependence on God. In the Old Testament “dust” and “ashes” are used as metaphors to speak of the humble position of humankind when compared to the exalted position of God. (Gen 18:27; I Sam 2:8; Job 30:19; 42:6; Ps 113:7) During this penitential season, purple is the traditional color, although for Ash Wednesday either black or gray would be appropriate. Lent may have originated as a period of preparation for candidates for baptism, which would take place at Easter. Baptism was a way of acting out the Christian’s participation in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. So the time preceding Easter was a time of discipline and instruction, modeled after the Lord’s forty days in the wilderness. Similarly, Lent came to be a time for reaffirmation of baptismal vows, and a time of restoring those who had fallen away from the church. So there was opportunity for penitence and discipline of prayer and fasting leading up to recommitment. For us, Lent is a season of reflection on our own deep needs for God’s redemption, as well as contemplation of the mystery of God’s salvation in Jesus Christ. Lent is not just a time to give up something, but principally to give ourselves up to God anew as disciples of Jesus Christ. Sundays are not counted in the forty days before Easter that comprise the season of Lent. The reason is that Sunday is always the Lord’s Day, the Day of Resurrection, a “little Easter”, and therefore a day of rejoicing, quite in contrast with the penitential mood of Lent. So while we reckon the Sundays in Lent, they are not of Lent.
Join us for Fellowship Supper @ 5:45!
Join us For Fellowship Supper @ 5:45! Wear your FPC Shirt!
Join us tonight for Fellowship Potluck Supper @ 5:45 pm!
Join us tonight for Fellowship Supper at 5:45 with the Junior Choir Christmas Program to follow at 7:00!
Fellowship Potluck Supper Tonight @ 5:45!❄️
Join us tonight for Fellowship Supper! 5:45!
We will not have Fellowship Supper Tonight Happy Thanksgiving! Join us for Worship Sunday, November 25th for Christ the King Sunday! Christ the King Sunday is the last Sunday of the “church year,” and therefore, the Sunday just before Advent when the cycle begins over again. The celebration of this day is a summary of the whole year. Christ is worshiped as sovereign ruler over all creation and all nations and peoples. His rule is one of peace and justice. He is the One who claims our highest loyalty. Since this is a festival of the Lord, the appropriate color is white.
We invite you to join us Sunday, November 11th for Stewardship Dedication Sunday! Also, Operation Christmas Child donations are due back this Sunday and the Youth Group will pack occ boxes Sunday Night.
Chili Cook-Off Winners!!! (not pictured...Steve Brown) First place - Cheryl K. Gregory Second Place - Tuckie Maultsby Third - Tied...Peggy Eckel and Jeanne Hilgendorf
Sunday, November 4, 2018 Daylight saving time ends!
Join us tonight for our Fellowship Potluck Supper @ 5:45!
Fellowship Supper Tonight @ 5:45!
Join us for Fellowship Supper tonight @ 5:45! Remember there are drop boxes available tonight for the Youth Group Food Drive and Trunk or Treat Candy donation!
Sonrise Breakfast! Sunday, October 14, 2018! Bring a breakfast item to share!
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Stewardship Dedication is this Sunday, November 16, 2014.
Friday morning from the church office...
This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine. A beautiful reminder, in this Christmas video, to share the light of Salvation in your life, in your house, at work and everywhere.
You know what? We all need God.
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Mark your calendars, invite your friends...National Back to Church Sunday is September 15, 2013. Have you ever been invited over for goulash?
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